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Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone can tell me how original this interior is? I know some parts aren't...

 

Thanks everyone in advance as i don't have much of an idea on 2+2s

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The hood lining is original and the rest isn't. The seats and rear struts would have been in the same cream beige colour. There were a couple of patterns in the seat. Either basket weave, or holed pattern like the 240Z seats.
Basket weave example
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Bronze brown basket weave example

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Rear strut tower cover. These are a moulded plastic.
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This borrowed from another post.

260Z 2+2 History of

The 2+2 came out standard with 5 speed manual or Auto, AM/FM radio, hubcaps, steering wheel centre padded hub, no bonnet vents, vinyl covered transmission tunnel, open console, black armrests, $8550-00 on the road.
Early 1976 they upgraded the Zed, adding mag wheels, carpet over the transmission tunnel, and in mid-1976 added pollution equipment to the engine, bonnet vents were introduced, air-conditioning and AM/FM search radio cassette were now an options pack, steering wheel had a smaller stylish horn hub, interior of the 2+2 now had colour co-ordinated armrests and carpets and vinyls. The interior colours were beige/white, bronze/brown and black, the centre console with a lid was introduced.

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Yeah not an original interior, it's been re-trimmed.

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Good picture and deal here.

Ditto what Groundhog says, looks to be in good order.

If you go after that set then just check that the door trim panel 'holes' look to be in the same positions as for your car - the 2-seater door trims changed at least once across the years, maybe the 2+2 did as well.

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Thanks very much guys, the interior is of a car I am thinking about purchasing and the owner was adamant it was original.... but he is a Holden man. Still not decided yet but thanks very much it has definitely helped me in making my decision.

Thanks Mitch

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No, a PO has gone to a lot of trouble to refurbish the interior at some time in the car's history. And changed the colour in the process, maybe finding the white/cream too hard to maintain.

Are all the interior panels with the car? The panel at the rear of the roof, & the RH rear deck panel, are missing in the photos.

As Groundhog pointed out, there should be circular plastic caps covering the bolts on top of the rear struts, not strips of vinyl.

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